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==Block comments on a particular page==
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==Add Comment Function on a Particular Page==
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The Comment function is automatically added to the end of the last line of a page using the tag:<nowiki> <comments /></nowiki>
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A technical glitch created by the Comment tag being added to the last line prevents the last code from being parsed properly.
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This can be corrected in edit mode by manually pushing the <nowiki><comments /></nowiki> tag to a new line.
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==Block Comment Function on a Particular Page==
  
  
 
1. Login as a System Operator (Sysop).
 
1. Login as a System Operator (Sysop).
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You need special permission to become a Sysop: email OutHistory to request Sysop privileges.
 
You need special permission to become a Sysop: email OutHistory to request Sysop privileges.
  
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2.      Go to Special Pages from left red bar.
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3.      Go to All Pages from the list.
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4.      Fill the search form to find the page. Enter the page name and select Discuss from the Namespace list. Hit go.
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5.      Click the name of the page from the search result to go the Discuss page.
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6.      Now from the Discuss page you protect it clicking the link on the yellow bar.
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==Delete Comment Texts==
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To delete comment texts after they have been posted, a Sysops must edit the Discuss page manually to delete any comment posted.
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Log in, then go to Discuss page and do one of the following:
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1. Click Special Pages > Click All Pages > Select  Discuss namespace and search for the page.
  
  
2. Go to the Comment <Discuss?> section of an article, at the bottom of the page.
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2. Click Recent Changes > Click ‘Discuss’ link beside any Article link
  
  
Example: if a page link is
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3. You can also go to any Discuss page by doing the following.
  
  
http://www.outhistory.org/wiki/Test.
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If a there is an article titled Test and the link is
  
  
go to the Comment <discuss> section and use the url with ‘Discuss:’ as
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http://outhistory.org/wiki/Test
  
  
http://www.outhistory.org/wiki/Discuss:Fdsa
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just add Discuss: before the article name
  
  
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and browse http://outhistory.org/wiki/Discuss:Test
  
3. Protect the discuss page.
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Latest revision as of 00:39, 3 July 2011

UNDER CONSTRUCTION


Add Comment Function on a Particular Page

The Comment function is automatically added to the end of the last line of a page using the tag: <comments />


A technical glitch created by the Comment tag being added to the last line prevents the last code from being parsed properly.


This can be corrected in edit mode by manually pushing the <comments /> tag to a new line.


Block Comment Function on a Particular Page

1. Login as a System Operator (Sysop).


You need special permission to become a Sysop: email OutHistory to request Sysop privileges.


2. Go to Special Pages from left red bar.


3. Go to All Pages from the list.


4. Fill the search form to find the page. Enter the page name and select Discuss from the Namespace list. Hit go.


5. Click the name of the page from the search result to go the Discuss page.


6. Now from the Discuss page you protect it clicking the link on the yellow bar.



Delete Comment Texts

To delete comment texts after they have been posted, a Sysops must edit the Discuss page manually to delete any comment posted.


Log in, then go to Discuss page and do one of the following:


1. Click Special Pages > Click All Pages > Select Discuss namespace and search for the page.


2. Click Recent Changes > Click ‘Discuss’ link beside any Article link


3. You can also go to any Discuss page by doing the following.


If a there is an article titled Test and the link is


http://outhistory.org/wiki/Test


just add Discuss: before the article name


and browse http://outhistory.org/wiki/Discuss:Test

<comments />